The result of liposuction - deformation of the body and weight

Liposuction does not change the total amount of fat in the body as found Brazilian researchers. Removal of fat from the waist region comprises a compensating mechanism that leads to the accumulation of fat in other areas of the body.

The journal Journal of Clinical Endocrinology researchers published data from the Brazilian Sao Paulo. They once again confirmed what has long been known to many plastic surgeons. Tucked away from the body during Liposuction   fat does not lead to long-term loss of excess weight. Instead, the patient simply change the proportions of the body, and excess folds are formed in any other place.

Brazilian scientists have also found that in women after Liposuction   there is a significant increase of so-called visceral fat, which hugs the body's organs. It compensates for the loss of subcutaneous fat. According to scientists, the presence of visceral fat is even more dangerous to health. Diseases such as steatosis, represent a serious risk to humans.

"The total amount of fat in the body is directly related to a specific initial hormone levels, age, diet and physical activity, - says plastic surgeon Dr. Mario Diana of San Antonio, Texas. - Our bodies try to keep in reserve a certain amount of fat that act in compensation in the case if there is a dramatic disappearance of basic stock ".

This compensation regime explains cases of weight gain after liposuction in most patients. The new concept gives us a better understanding of the balance that has emerged between the excess fat deposits and body contours. And in the future it will help to achieve the maximum sustainable effect of liposuction.

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